V‘s
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Game from the
‘tefi in that City
morrow
*9. Helm}. lichraw and Hugh-w Jen.
' 'ompanie y Mrs. McGraw
and_Mrs.‘Je'nhings, saile for Europe
stea hip Gem-he
Washington. Tomorrow alien: ~
the Norwulk ng'
team. will clash
Town Hy clevrn . . ‘r
a. second victory our
this season. The tip
tlon went down in
locals not munv
Amusement l‘ark. 1?“
that the l’lunkelt c‘.‘
er some prntty Ma
The Giant manager
and his party will be gone for about
four weeks. returning in time for,
the baseball meetings which Legin
in Chicago on December 10.
The party will ngt indulge in any
extensive traveling on the continent.
as the on se of the trip is mainly
to parts]: f the pleasures at was:
sing the ocean.‘ The Washington
deskswin Bremen next week. From
1
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dv {cat to '
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Bremen McGraw will go to Berlin. ~— * ‘ ‘ ‘. '1 ‘ teams “2.” S”. _ .M .
thence to Paris. After a. fw days in b ‘ it looks as “1::2’:r‘3h':l” 1 Ma“
w “In” M — g. l r. r. 41'
u as French capital he intendsfleav- ' hard fighting Oh how “13:”:
ill tor Ibndon. He will set sail for €1.18!“th “do“. ‘
To date the Normal}: 5'
2?.-
homs from Southampton.
YALElauvulllsllllelln BOB lllUSEl‘olYANKils on:
Before leaving yesterday. Meat-aw , ‘ , ‘1. . " ‘ -. . la .ed 8 ’ Vi“ . I...“ is
I‘ took occasions to deny the frequent ‘ ' - .. ' E - . 7’ ' ‘ ' rr } .. ‘ j ‘ "* * ' zeal: Won. $611.}: fisz 75?“ hm
' rumors that the Giants are to be . po 1 a ‘: a e i ; > _ i .. ‘ One then: gflillfi~§3‘\:fA:age rim";
sold. , _ . ‘ '. . - ' . ... 3i .2 - . . .9 “ ' - after tomorrou-‘g 11 .J’f‘ ‘~‘<‘~
"I 1““ no other "ad“ m ““1“; 3i . ' . " ' ' M :2 ' . % .‘t' . , > , the strong Fag... .; {:1 as
he said. spanking of in trade wt . . . . - . . - ' -. r". ’2 . - ‘ , 2 0 . - bunch w » £117., 3 a“ 51‘0“
Boston. _“There is no limb in the . , _ . ' Chat and “malt 01 Spwal. Interest *1! ~ , V . , . . - , - feat' naught;5.3.2.1...“3” 0" ‘15
tumor in“ "1° Glam- "3 ‘° N Bulldog 18 Heavy Favorite t3 Score Victory— 2 ‘ Neg-walk Fans.- ~ His Hits Decided'19 Games for World 8 Champs W'hl'ters in u... .1“ “i
sold. They hav‘h't heenlput on the H N be f R - d ‘ » . _ . ~ ‘_ - . -' a. few Weeks arvo T4 ‘ A..‘Cf;"" 3°“
marketennd they never .wiliiboi' t ave Large _ um r 0 eserves an 3,1430, D. m ~~~~~ ~ ~- - - —Won the Ma] Game of genes—Ruth De. aged at Anigmgmjngrief-la h.
Charl s A. Stoncham, prcsl: on o ‘ . _ ‘ ' ‘ . ' ' ' ' » ' ' ’ ' be the - a 2 if" “‘2" ’ ‘73
m club, who m m, manage, o... . Should Roll up a LargewScore now do ,0“ mm mm mm. Mme” High sew when they 3 add Slx Games With Homers—Witt and Wk pings:13%;“...513 .0,
interrupted at this point to impress . ‘ . . ‘ ‘ ' meet on the gridiron again this sea.- Plpp have 11 to the“ Credlt - should be callrd n.0,.” “I“ ”4"
the fallacy of the rumor! 111M “10 A prediction as to the result of s However, Yae has all season re- Brinx OR the beehive". ’ son. The Fairticid team has im- ' ' son match mm d. 1a,“? 5?"
.elub is to be sold to the highest bid- championship'as to the result of e. vealed a wabbly defense, and first . , ‘ ' proved a great deal since they met ‘ » , >‘ -_-" . School which run... .3314 Ha
" der. "I'm Sick 01' denying the slory." hazardous. but in the instance of downs have been bountiful against Babe rut!) cleaned up the tidy the local team at the start of the RObf‘l’t Mousel. Whorupplied the inning. - » negotiated. “‘ ‘ ‘~ “9" bun:
was the way he put it. the Yale-Princeton game. to be' the Blue line. sum of 1%.!!00 0n his bernstorming season. .. ' blow that save the Yankees their July. l—Asainst Philadelphia.
" Among those at th dock to see played in the New Haven bowl Sat- In the Bucknell. and the Mary- tflp. Not so Nd. ~ ’ . . . fitst world's title. hadihe habit. all first inning. . \
, Meal-aw off were. in addition .tO urday afternoon. a monhccy appears land gam‘cs the Elle had trouble in ' . ' " ° ‘ . pull-flew recently handed the ”33°" 1°“ °‘ "mums ha“ 8am“ J“"‘\33_A‘3‘“t Dam“. "“3““!
‘ Stoneham. Jim Tierney. Eddie Bran- to be warranted. There are few in- thwarting the aerial mg and Basebai sure has been good 'tq Strauord ‘8“ team a nest "in" knocking in the" winning run in inning. (as pinch hitter). . B
. nick. Christy Mathewson. Frankie deed who will not concede a dis- pnncemn more than likely will Babe But a. it he has taken care m m stream-d gave the locals more tussles than any of his team- Aus- S—Azalnst St. Louis. 13m
7 Dwyer and W. C. Smith. . tinct advantage to the Bulldog. a|~ score. Yale's .efenée Wm re“ on of his monc he should be well . hard HEM at Amusement Park ‘ mates and probably more than any inning.
' though among the exports by Nn— its offense and if the Tigers can fixed after' his baseball career is ' 2 .. . . . other major ieagucr of 1928. ' Sept. S—Against Philadelphia.
It was‘Robert who. in the sixth
L eight inning.
inning of the e withithe Browns
8ept. 20—Agalnst St. Louis.
Dame .-
braskn. victory over
that most anything can happen in
Tex ‘hickard last nlgllt denied a. Notrc
h J h m n ma. stop the attack‘of the Bulldog the “Ver- .
rumor t at o n ng ng
gay battle may resolve itself into a ’ . ' ‘
g The basketball season will open in
The Siamerd
\
sixth
lo_l_llllll
bought the Giants. :heg Ieccentric performances of very even affair. fans should “locket $§3§6§3 3:1;L:::r;it:gfi williznc336‘33‘; on September . singled to center inning. .
"There is absolutely no truth in 00 al . The second of the‘ tricolored a rare treat tomorrow waning, when . . tflscore Babe Ruth and to give the Sept. 27—Against Boston. third Do
the tale." said Itickai'd. “If there It is safe to say Yale should win. championship classics will in all Jack Douglas and Jack .810”! will {2:3 gifcgm‘cflcant Legion team 0‘ Yanks ruuthey needed to make inning. Re 118 that O t ll 8
were. I would have heard of it. The Any further forecast would be to probability be a more interesting hook up In the main bout. in that . ' :v . . : ' them champions for the third ttmc. WITH DOUBLES—3. Members of T eam
rumor must have arisen a few days enroach upon the right of margin. spectacle than was the Crimson- city. Whollrgpouldnbc I corkcr. 6' » . In 17 other games. the clouUng Cali- May Iii—Against St. Louis. sixth M
the Yale will be in splendid condition ’ ' ‘ ‘ "‘9 Cl“ 1’35”": Life “mu“ team fornian drove in the deciding count- inning. ‘ 3y F 0 I l 0 W Ball-
530. when Mr. Ringling visited .
0 ant offices to discuss the possibili-
ty of the Giants training at Sarato-
Tiger clash. Two detensivo units
met for an hour’s hard scrimmage
at Princeton last Saturday. but this
“{shington.
will be in the iii-Id again this sca-
The stage.“ all set for the race
son. , They held their: first. practice
between Zev and In Memoriam on
he
walked it in. So Battering Bob was
4—;Against
first inning.
for the sortie of the Tiger from the er and in another controversy July
lair. and Milstead. Blair and the en-
croft, Stellgel and
v 1 fl ‘ ' ' V .
ga. Springs, Fla. It is Mr. ltlngllngs tire team will be fit and ready. Ier- week it will be a owerful oflenslve Saturday. H In Memorlnm wins .l Community hail 0“ “a“, esc- the wrecker of 19 perfectly: good Alt. 16—Agninst St. Louis. fourth (,un
winter home." hope it is just a coincidence. but eleven battling angrim determined this race he will be acknowledged nlnx. “W19" "‘0 direction? 0‘ Conch American League championship ~inning. nlngham
- ______________ Yale has fortunately had very few . . as a better be than ch. but a Kjellsndcr. ‘ ‘ - 2 m E— H - -~ — -
1 dcfenshe team. . . ,. 1, games. WI TRIPL 1. hr.“ iumx, ,‘xm. : -35.
"Juries this 1811- There are some 8.1mm”... contest at Tlgcrtown treat many 0! ° experts Pic“ ch r l; ‘ . The Yankscopped 98 arguments , June 22—Against Boston. fourth ars on the Kay York G 5 ENE
who are inclined to believe George t | l mu f th - ct l r to win this time. AbOUt 2 a 9“)ch turned out for and had the winning tally wished nil-1mg, m r... _ 1.. . ._ '
Conners. the newly appointed train~ con a n“ e ° ° spe acua ' ‘ ' ° ‘ "“3 Guard 19““ and Coach Kjellan- on in m y tlm ti ' 0‘ iii WITH 1-! \ "N’ " 0 d O. “s d l" ‘7 m
, .. yet the buoyant Bowl with its hu- - . h r, e ‘9 en '38 "Pu'e'h J6 - 043 “L s-...- ports that thr ‘il-
. 1 er 1““ something ‘0 do With the ex- mlin content will likely witness all The distance 9‘ ‘ mile and I QW‘ d" is confident in“, e will turn out lng or battery errors. Muesel flicre- Mav 17—Against Wastincton low luv 1‘ A
3. cellent health of the, Blue squad. w: on‘ spiel-day is more to the Iik- a winning combination out 0‘ the fore lavi m ~ 12' - - it t i. l B A . l m!
‘ The little Englishman has done a Vnorts of football this Saturday after ' 0‘ In it he should win a“, material that he has on hand . 1 lists 88 c “rec mg mer rs nn ng. and pm I u 5:5...
. noon. “8 V m . . . . ' age of .209. ‘ June Ill—Against St. Louis. third in line ultll of
race. The last race between these
two horses was over the mile and
good Job. and Yale's success so far
this fall is somewhat the result. of inning. .
Babe Ruth amassed a percentage -
Sept. 16—Against Cleveland. sixth
John MCGrmv 1.7
in this line of endeavor of. 119, and _
Between ,the so yard, lines the ball. 1, ms “or “own". m...” M... M m. }
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_ HASKELL TEAM
" ~ 4 Nessa ' l . it , . -
a. . 2:: summer‘s. 98:: Winners-1‘: “:12“: ”3’5... rsrr";:'..°':.'°"..:e.::z'rs.:: '" ham... .1: email... .. m...
. A. Y t " . c . . O a ‘ ‘ r
The L e v 1 8 Brothers, It will not be at all urprising if Haven headliner 1’10 precious pliz— s s s - ' . kctball will so big in'Qorwslk "“5 honor to the 1305“]
ngcr in f,‘.‘£Cli;i.“.L’-‘
skin does not Journey from 80:11 ‘0
South“ Orlh, an ~
Yale runs up an impressive count 1
on . .
against the Nassau team: in fact
High school will'hsvej to travel at
top speed “to score a winmver . the 'de
Arapahoc B r a v e 5
being split by “’ailie Pipp
and Lawton Witt. The Spartan
hero .of the late World Series and BILL
the win- .
yeariand many new players will be
M Whitey each knocked in
YGILBERT '.
. ' ‘ ‘ ingham fc'tr-u
:. W l l l L l n e - U I) the Llleould seem to be at lcast The Princeton-Hanard_game is ' n 2 , ‘
‘f two touchdowns better than the appropriately described, to use— a ning run in one more garlic than did turn of Ila:-
George Herman. who cannot be ex- The story
AgaiHSt Marines Orange and Black. baseball term. as a pitching duel.
The instances in football where
two brothers win places in the back-
_fleld on the same team are rare.
Howeverftherc are two brbthers'on
the Haskell Indians team which
meets the Quantico Marines at the
Yankee stadium next Saturday.
They are John nnd.George Levi.
the Afapahoe braves whose deeds
have thrilled football fans all sea-
son.‘ John Levi is rated as the equal
of Jim Thorpe. In his game with
Creighton College recently he aver-
aged 55 yards beyond the llne' of
scrimmage with his punts. Some of
the drives sailed 70 yards.
George Levi is the forward pass-
ing star of the team. being rated as
the equal of his big brother. George
‘stars in making the short. flat pas—
ses off running players. Both boys
expect to show the eastern fans a
An analysis will show Princeton I
bootcr than any the Elie can usc‘
but Mallory or Stevens should just
about match Ken Smith as drop
kick specialists. '
A greater runback of punts should
offset the weakness of the Yale
kickers. For ltich’cson is a very elu-
sivo receiver, and Stout and Smith
the tiger ends. will do Well to sup-
press the former Tulane star. ‘
But here ends the superiority of
the Tigers. for in all other bran-
c es of performance the Elis hold
the upper hand.
Lovejoy at center should outplay
Bergen. and with R d H0ward back
at guard the Yale c‘n. Sckart‘and
Dilller. will match .Snively and Hills
to be superior to the hills in only The Princeton-Yale game will
one department, and that being probably. in demand parlance. dc-
kicking. Van Gcrbig. is a. better velop into is battling boo. with first.
downs as frequent as base hits.
essarily follow that she
the Bowl in victor. but in event of a
Tiger triumph or even wdloee scored
game. a greater shock. than the Ne-
braska-Notre Dame quake will be
recorded in the laboratories of the
critics.
WORKING ON 3
t was actually a. drop-kicking duel.
it doesn’t nec-
will quit
Yale should win.
1
YALE SCHEDULE
NEW HAVEN. Conn.. Nov. .15.—
.. '.Is to Have Crack a
Coach Boyle’s.— Men
at Park City
mm ls. OUTWEICHED BY
BRIDGEPORT BUT SEEED MAY .wm
Game saturday Will Decide Whether Stamford
When the Stamford High ,Scho
port on Saturday afternoon to meet the Park City football team
they will meet their strongest gridiron contender of the season.
Theodds being. ofiered in both cities favor the up-State eleven
tiState Champiénship—
in Readiness for Clash.
O
STAMFORD, Nov. 13.—
01 eleven travels to Bridge
peeled to be a hero when the win-
w0n't pitch to him. .
Mcusel. as before recited. moved
to be the man on the job to knock
in the winning run 19 urges; Will
and Pipp each came through‘on 11
occasions: Ruth and “‘ard ‘iu tQ.
There were no other double figure
men. the but of l'Joe Dugan account-
ing for nine victories and the’ blud~
goon oi' Everei‘Scoit for five.
IIcre'is the dope on the .n .
Mellscl. 19 gameb—De do .9
who batted in the winning runs this
with singles. 3 with doubles. 3 with
homers. 2, with sacrifice inch 1 with
a triple. undid with a pass. .' '
Pipp. 11 gables—Decided with
singles. 3 with doublé. a with outs.
l with a triple and ,1 wi a. home
run. 4“
\Vitt, 11 gamma—Decided S with
3
ning run is in sight, if the pitchersJ
. ls RELEASED
Former Waterbury Pi-
lot Is Let Out by Den-
ver Team—Joe Be’r-
ger Succeeds Him"
WATERBURY. Nov. 15.—-Billy
Gilbert. former Brassco manager,
was Officially released as manager of
the Denver baseball ciub’Saturday.
when the appointment of Joe Ber-
ger, to succeed Gilbert. was announc-
ed. Berger formerly managed the
\Vichita club in the “’esterrl league
and led that team to a. pennant dur-
ing the season of. 1921.
k Berger. after winning the “’estern
the hand is .2
tile only lnvlmn r \"
field. compnla' ;
Evcrs-TinkvluSt-
nin-Collins-llllr
binniions. who in ,_.
on the New Y
crs. Hcillie Br.
may or may n
said. doptnui
establlsl‘lui
wot
a
s.
The Giant ltairr s ' :rr Ell-
ropc yesterday on go Wash-
ington to l'll'llx’ll’i deaths.
Therefore hu 1 .2 ct
springing ilnn;
Yet the fact “i
Giant's pros» m
that. Bchl‘an' “0"4
back on the 51‘
in; definite as.
source that busm-
few thin about real football as or Howard. ' c . ,, . . ,
played inglhe West. .. The Blue should have just a shade figfii‘fig’fihjglg'wfiffiff 1.1,. 2.3;.‘23; by a slight margin; With many Stamford rooters reshuto stand singles. 1 with a. home run. 1 with league pennant was sold to the market mu 1... l.r._
Just as a line on the prowess of the better of the mid-section argu- compiled until next Febrauary. its by their team; to the limit of their pocketbook, knowing that alsncrificc HY and 1 With a Squeeze glu;:§ltt;r:agii:l:bhgfégg Temrch 16;; turns. MCGruw Im a
‘ ’ - 7 ' » ",- " ' ' ‘ Day. . p - ' P“ as ood infielder Diet
Exile“. it may be noted that the meltin- d E ‘ an mgln features . were to-day‘foroh 008911.30“? scharges vull make a creditable showmg against Ward 10 mos_ Decided 3 with by the De er owner. Gilbert had in season‘ ‘
an. defeated cuighton by -' ut‘n an mory “re pr 37 casted by B. tootb‘n ' official. The the‘up-Staters. ‘ . home rims fiawnh single 0 with eight‘ play on the Denver roster S . fl ‘
i ' "' ’ ' ' ome say .2?
good pair of tackles, but cannot be
Elis conddenfly expect a repetition
ranked with Milstead and Blair.
of their headline games With liars
score of 26 to O. and Creighton ieru- , .
O doubles, 2 wnfi outs and 1 with a from the Rational 1833116. American blt Mal-311””; of
Although the Stamford eleven is
ed around last Saturday and smoth- . ‘ assoc' iati d‘”th P in
ered the fast and sturdy eleven ' of Lumen. who is useful on the ef— v3" Princeton “a. the Army as outweighedsby. nineteen p'ourids by triple. ‘ _ 1 ton an He ac c coast that Charley 110‘
the Michigan Agricultural College tense in taking out his tackle. the-climax of~the gridron date list. the Bridgeport team they ha” been . " Duga 9 games—Decided 3 with eagu: “1:11:18. ‘3 Denver Club is headed here.
Very few ends d0 {“5 bit. 0‘ The addition of one or‘wo New going through a. strenuous practice . Singles‘ 3 “’“h d°uble" 2 With sacri- won“ up e season m the cellar. ls said to haw 1.3.2,... ‘
Billy is now in the market for an-
other job. It is said he wouldn't
mind taking over the reins in Bridge-
port.
by the same score. Haskell's great
game against undefeated Minnesota blocking in cleverly 8s Lumen-
plsces the Indlans on a plane . or ’ Smith 'and especially Stout are
equality with any outfit in the coun- very capable outposts. but Inmnn'e
‘ . - . superiority: would grant the Elia a.
shade on end play. .
Yale has all the best of it when
it comes to a. backfield. Richesou.’
Mallory. Pond and Neale or Stevens
are a‘balancedquarter which in its
3?; MrGrazr C‘lil ha!
silver dollar. _
35: r: :~‘. Loni!
trading mill-“rim?
might be interns:
Groh may be .
tossed in for gOC
no longer can 5
season because 0
only Young )lagui'
fit well enough to
flee filegand 1 with a. squeeze play.
Scott. 5 gaines—zDecided z with
singles. I‘wiAh a double. 1 with a.
home run and i. will a. sacrifice fly.
Bush. 3 games—Decided 1 with a
.skiglé. 1 with a. double and Fwith a.
triple. / ' -
Shawkey. 3 games—Decided
with singles and 1 with a double.
session every day in-the past Week
and Coach Boyle is depending more‘
on the speed of his team to wear
down the heavier Park City rivals.
It Stamford comes across “1th.;
victory it will place the local team
on, a line for the State hamplonship.
a coveted honor cherished by every
team in'the State; Coach- Rolyefs
England college games wilr ’0 at-
tempted. .but'nothing definite has
been arranged exceptsdecisgnnuo
try to negotiate for than. -
‘Brown Has been the only, New
England rival 1‘ in‘_Ynle’s preliminuy‘
games. but 1: ben regarded as a
formidable un amt! opponent. and
has been given a November listing
4..
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' LOUISEVILLE KL. Nov. 1s.—‘sob
Gilinore. trainer of“ In Memnvlnm.
Ca'rl' Weldemsnnts ‘ three-‘yeetr-old,
9
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‘ * pope-toils. carries all the‘ known and -o,mon mm“, a... "a... _ ne‘- 0mg...“ Black eleven...“ 1, “-91 recent victor over ,Zev lmihe roton- Herman. 2 games—~Decidt—d 1 field understudy. l2. .
‘ ‘ .- . threats of offense. Bench. Cattle. i, '9“ ’ n = a ‘ Brl rt with b t < in championship. has becn‘satisned with a. steel and 1- ith a fine. be lad to part With ’Jroh f the!
. . . N mu be , cat no proved-u It our, poo— o dsepo u ,one ideal in . . . . R g _
, ‘ - “‘1?th and B 1130? can i 3- nent last yegglhg; -, “3.13“" mind “a that to date“: the “ram“ so far this week in giving his charge Pennock. 2 games— eclded :I with . 2 9 could get :1 ”YR one in 'I'L'.....£l. “a
‘ "m“ ‘n "1‘ ”new at “Y * me rel-red to an~0ctober date this mu. team or die trying. ' only salloplnsexerciseend has not a single and 1 with a. double. The former Cincmnatl sat we
x
fit in well with the Club infiéld all;
many believe that he “‘1 \ nus.
with Holler
without any visible let up in the
. a'sked bimeror eed in . oration
running attack. He is a remarkable ‘9 9ND
, Sohang. 2 games—Decided twith
‘Ol' his ‘ retina-race with Zev at:
a single and 1 with’ a. home runs?
Business Meet-
Annual.
_ ing of League to be
2. The line-up for .mturday's game"
will probabiy’be as follows:—
and resulted in' another decislyn
Yale yictory. Brown’s future post-
spread formation will . prove valu-
“blev . ' . 7 . - it
Down at Princeton they respect
Neale more than the other backs.
in fact it‘punles some *of the Tigers
as touring Neale h'as notheen'used
more this ran. It willzbe recalled
Nelle put ens. brilliant/sake against
Nassau install and thatin smells:
are expslins the high regard Prince.
He could have been use-d n hr
in the Pirate infield but it ls do.“
fill whether McKechnic and l”:
fuss would fall for Groh. The? 3:“
a great third baseman in T211. st»
and contemplate changes or! ,
shortstop and second base.
The Cardinals could use GFO
if this involved the transit: rm.
Hornsby in any was. shape or .6
his racing cars _
mammal at the'top. runs is
mmhorie of
"to be used in,hi's ‘oi‘dpost
‘- , atehange yrhich probably
7._help' the center or the
um has beadweak all year.
._«~ mares thisltrne when‘the
been .hlnea me am
the guard positions;
n has developed, into
w‘dable‘center that no
7 . ' tannins attack- It is a remarkable u - . . a] - - t,, .m - a“ . x . . Churchill Dow on Saturday. Smith. 2 games-LDecided 1 with a -l d th e » ‘
Wee W'ith .Injuries WW“ "° 8°“ “U“ “‘“m- ‘°°- ugierli'ln.ih§d?h:?:: :1); p?ber?rl: nail-1‘13; Kyifrgisl297l§£53el§ ‘ ArterInMe orlam had mllopod double and 1 with an out. . ' Held ' {I ‘ 131m. §§vml other Gian“ "
“W ' P emrt‘ How's Dm'm‘m” Bum“ va“ Perm“ val oh' the list this season-"l " c- Salotf rg- Fendel. ill-“Schern " smile in 1:43‘ 3-6‘yesterdavwith a. Johnson. 1 game—Decided one m » mm on cessitv would have 10 men rm f0
" ‘ v - , ‘ “d Em“ "° °“t°‘"'°d b1 u“ 1 Wlulams and -~Dartmouul'have rS- sm' qt;- 'Anderson. rhb- DWI. heavy stable boy up. Gilmore and semewlth a single. - ' , December 22 Chicago if such a transaction should
3rd foPlay Guard 3“” backs. although in thlllalns -been d med as P”! o: aciego- Bdlllon. lhbz'Jackobskiy'fib.’ ' . pm the edit was in‘the best conditto'n of Maya. 1 game—Decided 1 with a. , ' ' l , be,swung.
”PRINCETON. N. 3.. Nov. 15.- “d “and? BB: 33”" u a 9“ nlsu‘ul‘hér . year. " 2- the‘footQ * demoramgh‘sc‘hoolwctmnouy. 1‘“ “'9” “67119-1!“ no fee" but triple- ‘ . r » C The uuuai business meeting of The'Pass‘m: °f ”mm“ "’ ”fill
My. lulu" " expected ”in. “agilil‘ln u: ‘eixlt- htla eta into this ban mumme'nt will not beotfici- re:‘0'Brien. ’rtsa Werner. 71's; From ‘1‘“ he would mmv'mw" Zev's The couretous enemy Wh° wished the-Eastern leasue will take‘plece at h°“‘e“e" might hord up a: r], dPl-
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